In A Dream of Red Mansions, Taoist priests all know that Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu are a couple. Why did they talk about good words and let Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai be together?

This book gives people a lot of regrets, that is, a dream of red mansions, which is "more sad than dead in the heart" at the beginning.

In fact, there is no praise for Daiyu's beating Baochai in this book. In fact, the author treats them with the same feelings as Baoyu, that is, they are both very good and neck and neck. The girls in the book are all written to us with pity, which is also the tragic life of women in feudal society. (whether it's a young lady or a servant girl)

The monks you are talking about are actually two immortals who touched the stone and let him travel to the world of mortals. This stubborn stone is actually Jia Baoyu who fell into the world and was born with jade. Because Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions was written only 80 times, the later articles were lost. Therefore, later generations Gao E extended this book to the last 40 chapters, which is the so-called complete version of A Dream of Red Mansions in chapter 120 of the two authors. So this book has been studied by many experts about the original intention of Cao Xueqin's final ending.

Therefore, after years of research, Baoyu was a waiter in Shen Ying, and Daiyu was a crimson pearl fairy grass. Because the crimson pearl fairy grass is about to dry up, the waiter Shen Ying saved her life, so the crimson pearl fairy grass (Dai Yu in this world) will repay the waiter Shen Ying (that is, Baoyu in this world) who saved her in this world with tears. Because Daiyu's surname is Lin and she has another life, there is a "former alliance of wood and stone" between them.

I think you made a mistake. The love between Daiyu and Baoyu was not allowed at that time. At that time, how could they fall in love freely? So they are just the kind of ambiguous unrequited love that interests each other. Moreover, Daiyu herself is frail and sickly, especially her temper is a little grumpy. She has neither a father nor a mother, which totally does not meet the criteria for a large family to choose a wife. And Baochai, who looks like a silver plate, looks kind and knows the virtues of feudal girls, happens to appear in Jia's family. Isn't this the best candidate for a wife? Moreover, Baochai has a golden lock, and Baoyu has Baoyu. What is written on the lock is exactly the same as what is written on the jade, so there is a "golden jade theory" between them.

This is the crux of the problem. As I said above, a monk and a monk are immortals, and they are all familiar with secrets, so they are just watching a world of mortals drama that knows the ending. They also met Daiyu, who would die early (it should be when Lin Daiyu entered Jia's house). Lin Daiyu herself recalled that when she was a child, a monk said that Daiyu was weak and might not last long. It is better to turn her into a monk with these two immortals and live a stable life, but Daiyu's parents are unwilling to give up. Monks said together that if you want to live safely, don't leave home, don't go to relatives' homes, and you can live safely. But Daiyu finally came to Jiafu. The same is true of Baochai, who is destined to have such entanglements with Daiyu and Baoyu.

Therefore, the golden jade theory is actually a life that even the gods can't change. You got it?

In other words, I know the ending, but I can't change it That is, the feeling of helplessness and self-care It's not that monks and Taoists insist on giving her the golden lock to make Baochai and Baoyu married, but that even the gods can't change their fate.

This is also the theme of A Dream of Red Mansions, and it was also said by Daiyu herself: You and I should be the saying of wood and stone, so why is there a saying of gold and jade? Even if there is good advice, it should be you and me. So this is the main line of Baodai's love tragedy in A Dream of Red Mansions (that is, the helpless love triangle in the romance novels now). Moreover, Baodai's free love is also an anti-feudal performance.

You'd better have a good look at this book and read it slowly for a few times before you can understand it. Just too much bitterness and helplessness. In fact, life is the same now. Don't we have to accept our fate?